Brooking papers on economic activity

Fall 2019

• On all medicaid expansions are not created equal: the geographiqy and Targeting of the Affordable care act.
• On policies and payoffs to adressing america's college graduation deficit.
• On the optimal inflation target and the natural rate of interest.
• On inflation dynamics: dead, dormant, or determined abroad?
• On macri's macro: the elusive road to stability and growth.
• On progressive wealth taxation.

résumés Fall 2019 non encore disponibles sur le site de l'éditeur - certains articles sont disponibles via le NBER papers (https://www.nber.org/papers)

Spring 2019

• AARONSON S.R., DALY M.C., WASCHER W.L., WILCOX D.W. - Okun Revisited: Who Benefits Most from a Strong Economy?, pp. 333–375.
• BLANCHARD O., SWAGEL P. - Comments & Discussion, pp. 314–332.
• CHEN W., CHEN X., HSIEH C.-T., SONG Z. - A Forensic Examination of China’s National Accounts, pp. 77–127.
• CRUMP R.K., EUSEPI S., GIANNONI M., ŞAHIN A. - A Unified Approach to Measuring u, pp. 143–214.
• DAVIS S.J., PRIMICERI G.E. - Comments and Discussion, pp. 215–238.
• DOLLAR D., XIONG W. - Comments and Discussion, pp. 128–142.
• EGGERTSSON G.B., KRISHNAMURTHY A. - Comments and Discussion, pp. 55–76.
• GOULDER L., MORRIS A.C. - Comments and Discussion, pp. 459–484.
• HOTCHKISS J.L., WOLFERS J. - Comments and Discussion, pp. 376–404.
• METCALF G.E. - On the Economics of a Carbon Tax for the United States, pp. 405–458.
• RACHEL Ł., SUMMERS L.H. - On Secular Stagnation in the Industrialized World, pp. 1–54.
• ROMER C.D., ROMER D.H. - Fiscal Space and the Aftermath of Financial Crises: How It Matters and Why, pp. 239–313.